The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-11

uot content to stay indoors, but sauntered
~ Une lake side, and there sit down near the
SsiIie tree, and discuss the probable merits
0l thelr hosts niece, whom they believe To
pe an out and-out country girl BESSIE
i iilaue many attempts upon their credulity
out lalled utterly at last to keep up her
eMcD9; one soon became great favorite
"iUl Cheih all, and owing to her sweet and
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ALLEN QUARTERMAN, By Rider Hagcard Georee
Murho, New York, Publisher
Those who have read the authors "K;no
0oioinons Mines" should read this story, as
several OF the characters in that interesting
story inquire In this, Mr. Rider Haggard's
stories are so well known to the reading pub-
Tic and possess so much true merit that il
u SUI unnecessary to say anything in common
datlon OF them. Allan Quarterman will
noC De found lacking in interest.
MINOR INCIDENTS OF THE LATE WAR, AS SEEN
AND; CHRoNICLED BY A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER. -
{ Tnpllsned at Boston, by Sessions, Barker &
hlipatHck, is little work that will interest
many readers. Doubtless the incidents will be
Georgia. i'''0' u
The Maverick National Bank Manual.
published at Boston, contains a vast fund of
Information that is valuable to national
bank officials and to business men generally
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MAGAZINES.
The Writer for July is quite as interest
ing and useful as its predecessors, and that
is saying good deal The Writer has al
ready won assured success, and now occu
pies a unique place among the standard
magazines, The Writer, p. o. Box 1905,
Boston, Mass.
The Church ReUte'0 for July is an excep-
tlonally good number. 1t has number of
very interesting articles, the leading one of
which is on "The Recent Past from Sonth-
ern Standpoint" by Richard H. Wilmer,
Bishop of Alabama Another excellent
article is Modern Philosophy" by Rev. u.
-Epiphanius Wilson, NJ. A The review of
contemporary literature is very good.
Houghton, Miff1in IL Co, New York
The Commercial and Financial Chroni-
Gle and Hunts Merchants Magazine, vol
ume Xiv, containing the weekly numbers
from January to June of the present year,
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contains a history of commercial affairs
during the first half of the year. besides in
vestment and railroad news and miscellane-
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valuable adjunct to a commercial library
William B. Dana & Co., 1902 William street,
New York city.
The Overland Monthly for July has just
appeared. All the articles have the mid
summer flavor ssChata and Chinitan an
proaches its climax Cracker JIM is a
fine study of dialect and life in mountainous
Alabama. Mr.. j. Study Leigh, of the
Royal Geographical Society, spins some
strange travellers yarns about Eastern At
RIGA, but finds it hard to get ahead of Oscar
F. Martin, who tells number of remarkable
and amusing California bear stories. Gen.
Towards third paper on '"The Bannock
Campaign" describes Sarah Winnemucca's
famous ride, 200 miles into the camp of the
hostiles, to gather information, and rescue
her own tribe and family. The Overland
Monthly Company, Ais Montgomery street,
San Francisco